Luke 9:42 immediately continues the story as the demon throws the boy again — confirming the violent pattern described earlier.

Luke 4:35 depicts Jesus rebuking a demon that throws a man down—similar violent manifestation as the boy's convulsions here.

Luke 8:29 describes a demon-possessed man seized and breaking chains—mirrors the boy's violent seizures in this verse.

Mark 9:20 is the parallel account: the spirit convulses the boy, causing him to foam at the mouth.

Mark 9:26 describes the spirit's final convulsion and exit—parallel to the action described here.

Mark 1:26 shows a similar demonic convulsion and cry — both depict the same violent manifestation of an unclean spirit.

Mark 9:18 is the parallel account of this same demon possession — identical description of seizing, foaming, and convulsions.